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Eric Cartman in South Park . The Joker in Dark Knight. |
XBOX 360 ![]() "October 27 - that's the date when you'll be able to watch TV from Sky on your Xbox 360," said Graeme Boyd, Microsoft Europe's Xbox community manager. Announced in May, the service will allow Xbox 360 owners to access a range of channels and programmes to view live or on-demand. Content will initially be offered in standard definition only, and won't be recordable. While Boyd added that channel line-up and pricing are "to come at launch", users can expect to be able to access movies and entertainment shows, as well as documentaries and programming dedicated to kids, music, the arts and sport, including Premier League football and Test Match cricket. |
I have to say The Joker in Dark Knight. Heath Ledger's perfromance was great. |
1.FALLOUT 3(XBOX 360) - Game of the year 2009. 2. HALO series. HALO ODST multiplayer online is brilliant, trust me there are some hardcore 15 year old players out there who'll kick your ass and cuss you out. 3.GEARS OF WAR. 4. BIOSHOCK(XBOX) XBOX Live gamertag - ThaShaft08. |
Resident Evil 5 (XBOX 360) - the controls and AI were appalling. The control system felt like you were manoeuvring a tank or Molue in a confined space, not to mention your so called partner getting in the way and you having to revive her everytime she got killed. I bought it the day it came out and returned it the same day. NINJA GAIDEN(XBOX) - I will definitely agree this has got to be one of the toughest games out there, the bosses had long health bars whilst yours in comparison are small. I really enjoyed it though and found it quite challenging. XBOX Live gamertag - ThaShaft08 |
Halo 0DST, Wet and Fallout 3. |
I'll suggest you check Amazon or Ebay depending on your location. |
I love living in the UK and i enjoy my times in Nigeria. I am grateful to both countries for making me who i am today. No nation is without it's share of socio-economic-political problems however i have seen and witnessed the sad decline in Nigeria's greatness as such i will not fault or blame anyones search for a better life elsewhere. We need to change the mentality of looking down on people who happen to be cleaners or security guards or mechanics or cab drivers , some of these people actually own their own businesses or homes and are making great strides over here. Recession or not some people are still making good money. Your destiny is what you make it, change will not come to those who wait, you have to grab it by the balls, racism or not, get your foot in the door and use the opportunity to uplift black people, white people respect people who aspire to better themselves and will open doors on your behalf, i have seen it so please stop peddling that racism and white-people-holding us-down attitude, it's defeatist and ignorant.Yes it does exist but it's not stopping me from being successful or being proud of who i am or where i am from. Living over here has taught me some life skills which we take for granted in Nigeria, for examples DIY or learning to live within your means. For those of you who think racism or institutional racism( which referred to the practice or procedures within the MET Police at the time of the Stephen Lawrence enquiry) exists only in the West (Can a whole society be institutionally racist? C'mon son) then in Nigeria we must have what can be called institutional ethnocentrism. Nigeria or UK the choice is yours, personally i love both. End of. |
. The Joker in Dark Knight.